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HD playback with ATI 4670
I have an ATI 4670 in my main desktop and want to start using it for SageTV. I have only the Arcsoft software installed on the machine and it plays back HD-PVR recordings perfectly. However I cannot get good playback of H.264 content recorded with my Genpix DVB card. The files will playback perfectly using the arcsoft player (software that came with the HD-PVR) and using Windows Media Player, but stutter and are un-watchable in SageTV.
I have added the following lines into the properties file on the client machine: videoframe/h264_video_decoder_filter=ArcSoft Video Decoder videoframe/ac3_audio_decoder_filter=AC3Filter videoframe/audio_decoder_filter=ArcSoft Audio Decoder HD videoframe/audio_render_filter=Default DirectSound Device videoframe/video_decoder_filter=ArcSoft Video Decoder always_use_dshow_player=true The drivers are using DXVA (with windows XP) as I"m getting very little CPU utilization when the files are playing. The file will play for a 30 seconds or so, then will stutter, then play fine again for a while. The CPU does not change when the stuttering starts. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Sage Server: i5-2500K 8 GB DDR, 6000gb HDD, 4xHD-PVR < 4xBell 6141, Win7 x64 Client 1: HD-200, Panasonic 42PX75 Client 2: HD-300, Samsung LCD Client 3: HD-300, Samsung PN50C550 Client 4: MS Surface Pro |
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Have you tried setting this to false?
always_use_dshow_player=false |
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yep. makes no difference at all.
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Sage Server: i5-2500K 8 GB DDR, 6000gb HDD, 4xHD-PVR < 4xBell 6141, Win7 x64 Client 1: HD-200, Panasonic 42PX75 Client 2: HD-300, Samsung LCD Client 3: HD-300, Samsung PN50C550 Client 4: MS Surface Pro |
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Are you sure the DVB card is creating h.264 files? You can use something like tsMuxer to check it. If it is mpeg2 HD then you are playing with the wrong settings.
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I am sure it is an h.264 file. Sage identifies it as MPEG2-TS[H.264 1080i].
Media info gives the following result: Format : MPEG-TS at 7 647 Kbps Length : 5 GiB for 1h 29mn 44s 156ms Video #0 : AVC at 6 732 Kbps Aspect : 1440 x 1080 (1.778) at 29.970 fps Audio #0 : AC-3 at 384 Kbps Infos : 6 channels, 48.0 KHz
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Sage Server: i5-2500K 8 GB DDR, 6000gb HDD, 4xHD-PVR < 4xBell 6141, Win7 x64 Client 1: HD-200, Panasonic 42PX75 Client 2: HD-300, Samsung LCD Client 3: HD-300, Samsung PN50C550 Client 4: MS Surface Pro Last edited by vividweb; 04-05-2009 at 08:42 AM. |
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have you used graphedit to see exactly which audio/video decoders your system is using to playback the files when not using Sage?
What version of Sage are you using? There is an updated mpeg demuxer in the last few beta versions that solved some playback problems for me (my issues were related to time sync when skipping through recordings). It may be worth trying the latest beta if you aren't already on it. -Striker- |
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